“We have to change the way we use land in Florida — find a way to de-intensify in Florida.”Ryan Smart “Studying these problems ad nauseam will not change the fact that we are not properly […]
The river will rise, and the high water crest moves along the river like a wave rather than being up everywhere all at once. The drama begins when the tributaries empty into the Santa Fe. […]
This bit of research produced interesting but not surprising results. It is difficult to improve on natural phenomena and when we humans try, we often look foolish after spending huge amounts of […]
Heather Obara of the Alachua Conservation Trust has sent the following press release with news of their latest land preservation. The Trust has preserved, through leasing or purchasing, innumerable lands adjacent to the Santa Fe […]
Gas-powered lawn equipment transitioned to electric will be a major step in urban pollution control. Leaf blowers are an unnecessary menace that simply moves debris from one area to another while sending minute air-born polluting […]
There are many negative aspects to fracking and this one has been in the news many times before. All the more reason to hasten our changeover to sustainable energy. Read the complete article here in […]
There is absolutely no need for this proposed development which puts our fragile aquifer at risk. The area of the development is one of unconfined aquifer very close to the earth surface and with […]
Hornsby Spring used to be a second magnitude spring, pushing out 6.5–65 million gallons of water per day, like Gilchrist Blue or the Ichetucknee Headspring. Back in the 70’s Hornsby transitioned into an intermittent flow […]
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